The Georgia Public Service Commission regulates utilities that operate in Georgia, not Texas, and therefore has no direct authority over Texas datacenter infrastructure or energy policy.
Referenced in 2 briefingsLast referenced: September 16, 2026
Georgia's PSC held a Savannah town hall on large-load contracting after ordering Georgia Power earlier this year to halt new data-center deals pending a formal framework of long-term commitments, minimum bills, upfront infrastructure payment, termination fees, and financial security.
Georgia Power's new Customer-Identified Resource program, unanimously approved by the Georgia Public Service Commission, lets data centers finance their own renewable projects on the grid, shifting capital risk from ratepayers to large customers.